Sentence examples for means that under from inspiring English sources

That means that under a convention, anything goes.

This means that under the skin they will be 80% the same cars.

This means that under mild exposure to organic plasma, the enzyme does not become seriously dysfunctional.

This means that under the terms of the Vienna Convention on Diplomatic Relations, Mr Zelaya should abstain from political declarations.

This means that, under Article 12 of the Indian constitution, all employees are deemed to be (near unsackable) civil servants.

This means that under Mr. Bush's plan, workers with private accounts that fared poorly would find themselves destitute.

The thinness of their presence means that, under the cover of darkness, Taliban have managed to lay booby trap roadside bombs in previously cleared areas.

This means that under President Perry — say it to yourself a few times and see how it sounds — there would be two tax systems, not one.

One restriction on that takeup for younger fans though is that payments require a credit or debit card, which means that under-16s might find their expenditure limited.

It means that under-health has a significant negative impact on earnings.

The sessional nature of SP work means that under-performing SPs (e.g. late, inconsistent, forgetful or unprofessional) may not be invited for further work.